Lightning Talks
summary
A game library named PlayCLJS on p5js represents scenes as Clojure data and renders via a single render call, hosted on GitHub with a Nightcoders template; a移 also claims tile‑map support and easier browser game deployment. A developer lists seven surprises: paradigm shift to identities vs mutable state, painless concurrency, types-on-demand, oddities like 32‑item lazy chunking, and running hundreds of Storm/Cascalog jobs in production. A minimalist Monroe Emacs client offers zero‑config, single‑buffer nREPL usage. CIDER adds conditional breakpoints, auto‑test, eval tracking and spec docs. DdaPallet devops is Clojure‑based, test‑driven, abstracts cloud APIs and bash into a domain language.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 3:57play-cls example
- 6:18My Way to Clojure
- 6:44My Starting Points for Clojure
- 7:22Rediscovering Identity, State and Mutable State
- 7:45Rediscovering Concurrency
- 8:03Stop using lots of things
- 8:48Thank you, repl!
- 10:26Clojure and BigData
- 20:54Conditional breakpoints
- 21:35Eldoc improvements
- 26:14Imagine... starting DevOps?
- 27:04What's dda-pallet?
